August and September were busy months, so I’ll get right to it. It was a dry winter, spring, and summer, so our backyard has been trampled by our dogs and is nothing but dirt and weeds. A section at a time, we’re trying to bring back grass and keep the dogs off it for now. […]
I’m back again with a quick promo newsletter with news on the release of my next book, Justice For The Accused. I’ve set the release date for Sept 8th on Amazon for the eBook and paperback. The eBook is priced at $3.99, which is a $3 savings over the regular price. You can pre-order it
Did you miss me!! I’m running late with this newsletter. Hopefully no one has been sitting on your computer, watching their InBox anxiously waiting! LOL!! Because I’m late, this will serve as July and August’s newsletter. Which means it will be large. I have a lot to talk about, including news on a new book.
A few months ago, my daughter came to me with an idea. She has been living with us for several years; most of the basement is her sleeping and work area. She wanted to buy a Spyder motorcycle to ride with us, but didn’t want to leave it outside, especially in the winter. Her idea
The title of the newsletter says it all. The reasons why are numerous. And it goes well beyond the worry about AI coming to life and killing all humanity, like in Science Fiction. My first concern is a big one. One I see when I use a search engine. Toward the bottom, the notation: AI
We are back from our Tucson vacation. Sixteen busy days of fun and a few challenges, including, thanks to the brutally hot weather, even for Arizona, a change to our travel plans, which I’ll explain later. The day before we left, a snowstorm hit the Colorado Front Range. The first snow we’d had in nearly
I should retire more often! Last month, I mentioned I had officially retired from the working world, and I received numerous emails congratulating me. Thanks so much to everyone who reached out. My previous employer also sent me congratulations and a couple of gifts, including a pretty dove planter with a succulent. It will join
Happy New Year to everyone. Hopefully, you had time off with family and friends over the holidays. We had our usual Christmas Eve dinner at my in-laws. And Kim, Dakota, the dogs, and I enjoyed Christmas Day at home. And we had our normal quiet New Year’s Eve. We did play miniature golf on New
2025 was an unusual year for my family and me. Kim was tied up with a work project all year, which limited what we could do when it came to traveling. We vacationed in Deadwood, South Dakota, and drove to a book event in Branson, Missouri. But not much else. Our hope she’ll be free
This month will be a shorter than normal newsletter, as I had to put it together quickly. I’ve been working feverously to finish the last draft of Mayhem in Music City before sending it off to my editor. An lo and behold, I emailed the draft to Tina last Thursday. I still have a faint
